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Various angles or viewpoints. Used when analyzing a problem or situation from many different perspectives.

To be based on or grounded in a specific foundation, fact, or principle.

To emphasize or stress a point strongly during a speech or in writing.

To be based on or grounded in a certain position, principle, or fact. It is used to describe the foundation of an argument or policy.

Being in-depth or thorough, especially concerning research, analysis, or understanding of a subject.

To be self-evident or obvious without needing further proof. It describes a truth or fact that is clear to anyone who thinks about it.

To add something to fill a deficiency or to complete something; to supplement.

To make a general statement or form a general principle from specific facts or instances. It involves applying a specific finding to a broader group or context.

To rebound or bounce back after a period of decline. It is very useful for describing a change in trend where a downward line starts to go back up.

To express the same thing in different words. It is the direct equivalent of 'to paraphrase' or 'in other words'.